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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28

TOLEDO, O., December 27.--Wheat-
Active and higher; cash and December
s6Ic; January S6sc; May 9lsc. Corn
Dull and steady; cash 53!c; May 5Gc.
Oals-Dull; cash 32c. Clover Seed-Ac-
tive and steady; cash 81 l2!i December
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11
The Blood is the Life. .''

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 Golden Medical Discovery cures all humors, from the common pimple. blotch, or eruption, to the worst Sorot- ula. or blood poison. Especially hss il proven its efficacy ID curing Sslt-rheum or Tetter, Fever-sores, Hip-joint Dis ease, Scrotulous Sores and Swellings. Enlarged Glands. and Eating Ulcers.
 Golden Medical Discovery cures Con sumptip (which is Scroiuls of the Lungs) by its wonderful blOod-purity- ing invigOrEtIng, and nutritiye proper ties. For Weak Lungs, SpItting of Blood, ShOrtness of Breath, Bronchitis, Severe Coughs, Asthma and kindred affections, IL IS "A sovereign remedy, 1t promptly cures the seyerest Coughs.
 Tor Torpid Liver. Biliousness, or Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, and In digestion, IL Is an uuequaled remedy. Sold by druggists.
 Sick and bilious hadache, and all de- engagements of stomach aud bowels. cured by pr. Pierce's "Pellets"-or anti bilious granules. 25 cents vial. No cheap boxes to allow waste of virtues. By druggists.
 q Delicate diseases of either sex radically cured. Send 10 cents in stamps for book, Address, Worlds Dispenssry Medical Association, Buffalo, \. |.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

EVIDENTLY our neighbors, the Mexi- cans, do not like the CITIZEN article on Csieme. Had they done so it would have been Q surprise tO us. Ituntrue as they charge, why do they go out of their way to contradict it? The article was true in every essentIsl-hence the squirm. We fabricsted nothing but dealt exclusively with the facts of the case. The attempt to justify the stroc- ious killing of Csieme by Mir Valencia iu his letter published elsewhere in thIs issue, is from purely Mexican stand point, Mir. Valencia is in some way off cIally connected with the government that fathered the crime he rstempts to justify. The YGqui and Me river h. dians are to-day the bone sal brswn of Sonora, Peaceable-when erml.ted- hsrdworkIng and indnstrIo a they have ever been. but the lands Nhereon they lived were coveted by the Me1icans and DO means, fair or vile, were left un- tried to dispossess them. Nov they have finally succeeded but at the cost of many lives and the price of their na- tIonsl honor. The last war was born in iniquity. A party of Mexican soldiers, sent expressly for the purpose from the City of Gusynas, ia the absence of Ca ieme. invaded hIs home, outraged his women and destroyed his property. But Of this they say nothing. It's mere remembrance should suffice to drive sorrow to their trescherous souls. In stead of seeking to disclose the bad of Csiems's career it would be well for them to polish up their own dark deeds bnd explain tae assault on the inno- cent and helpless family Of their victim. This deed itself would daun a more eI- frightened people. From what We can learn the much extolled General Mar tiDez has ths reputation of being both bloody and tyrsnical.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11
Goyernor's Proclamation.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

Whereas, The Live Stock Sanitary Commission of the Territory of Arizona have directed my attention to the fact, that reliable information has reached them that contagious pleuro- pdeumoniB has made It's appearance ID R large number of animals within the States of New York, Vermont, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Virginia, Illinois and the District of Columbia. and IS liable to make its appearance m the State of Missouri. That the cattle interests of the Territory are greatly eE- dsngered by the prevalence of this plague in the said States owing to i'm portstions of cattle therefrom, and
 Whereas, The immense cattle in terCsts of Arizona are thus menanced and heavy loss upon this one of the most important of our industries IS liable 10 occur, unless precautionary measures are adopted.
 Now, therefore, I. c. Meyer Zulick, Governor of the Territory of Arizona by virtue of the authority of law in me vested. do hereby order, establish and declare IA quarantine, to take effect on ,he first dey of June, 1887, against all the said Territory heretofore men toned embracing also England, Scot land and the Dominion of Canada, on all bovine cattle from said localities coming into the Territory of Arizona nnless they are quarantined at the point of entry prescribed by the rules snd reyulsrl;ies of the Live Stock Sanitary Commission of Arizona. for a period of sixty days, and retained there until they shall receive certificate of health signed by the Veterinary Surgeon of the Terri tory of Arizona, or some duly authorized deputy under him.
 IS TESTIMONY WHEREOF. have bere- - unto set my hand and caused the IZ Great Seal of the Territory to be l5 ] hereto affixed.
 
 Done at Prescott, the Capitol, this twenty sixth day of May, A. D, 1887.
 c. MEYER ZULlCk, By the Governor,
 WM. O. FOSTER,
 Acting Secretary of Territory. h.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11
.,.. Howard. .Ir.. on ,rankN

Mir Howard spoke with little effort arI in an ordinary tone, using Up gesture The subject was "Cuuks Nir Howari sud That cranks. as a rule. Were people who held opinions contrary Co those hcit by the majority These opinions. while being very good aJ times, were not as Cepted by common humanity because common humanity could not understand them. All the great inventor, were con sidered crauks. Fulton Was considered "a crank. yet in history h- 9, rryerel and looked upon as a greet man. Elias Howe the inventor Of tt. sewing machine which was Of great H-lelt -l hundreds ut thousands of women. was a crank. ITS felIOws spoke sli-At'l-.. ar him when Lu was engaged in pcrter.fuc his great iu- veutiOu. but he live. to enjoy ttr i-u-s of his brain and >T-H.- -E If Whitney was a crank. yet ie did 50 great service t.r mankind. The EH-t scientific E.- .. the age in which Frlt,--o- Morse Hr-i pronounced him Go hy cral.. F.r l.- name is now surrounded T.. a .--.lt hllo in the history cf our country
 The -ecU-.r r-f.-r.i % Hr.a- men who We're teuc.irtur- and inventors who were ~ti ruar..ai l- a-Trs- .-l.i LiE- there were several lEl.r.I u.. n New York ci " who r-r worth T.. .r- .f ..H.. l,rs and W.p w.-. border 'Hra men .l. their eu. p.Hy sItIs. t.eg rr-. a...i -' '-.,.r fortune They r.r,el -H H- -.. r....-- men o1 ,--tr. Iu-s were -....H-e.. cruuk- on -h - one -uu. -C------- .. l-'i..r ulSlu-. A. r Stewart vIa..j j -r 'e r.s great American merchant prince. aul l- was. I.c l....H.. -rs il.I.t .--r-.-- "a magnificent ,-- .f. uarhi, lu-.-s.s n-i.l- ing, which 7-y -o-.I H. w1-rt .v To business .f. fte r.s crank .l rrls subject. ..T f lH. t-- way Nr- l- tiel and ..i -..-- time -l, y...re il.It- ug va- covered with signs -io-e9d H0war-. J-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

IMMEDIATE action is called for to eolsiier the proposition Mr. Zuck made les erdsy on the proposed north and south railroad, Some one must take 'ae iuIilstory move. Iii 8 matter that VII admit of DO delay. If nothing can oe done by way Of financial aid an e1- p'essI0n of our feelings on the subject 11oa.d at least De gwen, The Atchison 1opeka railroad company preferred to ol4l from Tucson to Gusymss instead O. building from Benson to the latter P'ace and would have done so but for 'le indifference of our people. Our sA'h,ulness of this occasion cost this e''y many thousands of dollars and one -A-l ot the prosperity she was then en- ''!lAR. h the present instance let us a' least give the proposition the stten- NOn It deserves, lest We financially sa1eF the consequence.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

TIE Treasury Department IS about 10 undertake novel experiment with respect to the currency Ot the Pacific States. T. Is the intention of the de- pertinent. at an early date Es practica- bic, to substitute paper currency, so far as 1t is possible, for the gold coin, which Is SD popnla= IT California. Gold is still the principal medium of e1- change there. Secretary Manning was Of the opinion that it would be better for the government. as well Gs to the advantage ot the people of the Pacific coast, to bring paper money into more general use there and to transfer some ot the gold In circulation there to the treasury vaults. The new reserve city law which passed at the last session ot Congress may prove sn important Rgen- cy in accomplishing this result.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

FROM a statement inst issued by the Treasury Dephatment the total income of the government from all sources Tn the eleven months just ended Of the hs- cal year has been s3O2, ,79S.OOO, as com pared with s275, ,SS2, ,OOO in the same period of the previous fiscal year. This too. IS sn indication of the activity III general trade which the country is now experiencing. The people are spending much more money than they dId veal ago. and large part of this Increased expenditure goes for the purchase ol foreign goods.-Americsn Banker.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11
For Rent.

A furnished house of five rooms ir- ciuding psrlor, dining room and two bed rooms, furnished complete; new fuTnItcre. Rent S2jOO.
 Also one furnished house of four rooms and hell including paslo-, dining room. kitchen and bed room. Rent S2O
 Al-o furnished house of four rooms, including paFlur, dining room, bed room snd kitchen. Rent 15,
 Also one unicruished house of four rooms. including. parlor. dIuiu- room kitchen and bed room. Reni Sl5,
 Also one unfurnished house or st 2, cf three rooms, Rent SIL.
 All tue above horses are choice, Cor rails, ont houses and cIty water ire at- tachod thereto. For information apply Gi |. ;. Amencan bakery, PA Cong-ess St
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11


 MANY VOTERS" ia the Richmond Register reccomend as a suitable candi- date for the Legislature in Madison county, Mir. Fox, upon the ground that be Is lone of the best farmers and She best mule man ia Kentucky.
 Whether the term mule nan" Is in- tended to apply to the gentleman knowledge Of those animals, or to the obstinsncy known to be one of the pc cuiIar characteristic, of the mule, or to bis kicking procivilities when fretted or under restraint, Many Voters" have not ventured to say; aud yet. it ia evident that they are Of the opinion that being good ''muls man" is an essential element ln the qualifications of a Kentucky Dem ocratiS legislator.-Danville Tribune.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11
Ac,ive Pushing and Reliable.

George Martin can be relied upon to , carry m stock the purest and pes, goods. and sustain the reputation ol being active, pushing and relisole. D! recoumending articles with well estso- hshed merit and such as are popular; Having the agency for the celebrated Dr. Kings New Discovery for consump p ion. colds and coughs, will sell It on . nositiye guarantee. It will surely cure sny and every affection of throat, lungs, or chest, and in order to prove oul claim. we ask you to call and ger trial bottle free.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11
An-ara Goat. in California.

WIS H. t.. summit c. Tll,.r n,a-.s rIHIH -s. 'I -'-tr. ..o. l- sunset f..r. found r.i-l. gro Ar-1ra ..ars ......I fr t.a night ou --ss, aaor- t..rty t... ,H.t .- and be.sv rlc summit. T..- vr-. il fuI ei-ht of Tlhc. ant rhi I,st views from tIr summit Tl--r rls iut. green mHuut.iu pl~tur. -.t- -1.l l..lins and -hr.t.r down below rh... 70 .l.l. or tyo. h-t they pref-rrl' '-e rks .f the -VEu.t and The k.-lrr -.r -rt ria-rif"aut mountain p.-ru-.- Il-.- h.j -f carer Tn. -.a--. .- they u.. tg-. t.- s.-. .l -...-s sight Tn. t'-- ,ru. Four Eraar-.i a. rl.s H-,... .. ---- ...-. rr. years te.. every one .aieE by Hehu.s- near thr same arHr. They Ur-s -.c prape-ir of tle -arf- owner. Mr. t'-l- .1r. uf Glen A'gIs -r-.--- Many "r them were FIrr .- .r.t pure a-...- it- h,rI wgs worth @, .as-- S'i.s Itey " rc dead several days at.ar, fl-g were discovered. SD that l.- s,el l--iE pc.-7 were saved
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11
WHAT VoUDoo WORSHIP IS. The Signiheation of the Word ''Noudoc."
 Worship In Hayti-remples-

worship Tn i1aytt-Aem pies
 Sir Spenser St John gives a very spirited description of NOudOO worship in Hayti. According to the true secretaries of the NOudOos' he says. who maintain its principle and obey it's rules. 'NOudcO' signifies an all powerful and supernatural being on whom depend all the events which take place in the world This being IS the nou-veuOmous Serlent-Cue sO common ia Hayt.-tnd it Is under Its auspices that all those assemble who pro feSs this doctrine. Ac4uaiu-ancr with tke past, knowledge of the present, pre- science Of the future, al appertain Co tki- serpent, that only consents. however. to communicate his power and prcS--.1- hls will through the organ of grand priest. whom the secretaries elect. and still rl1rr by that of the ne..ress, whom tLc love of the latter had raised co the rank ut hiSh prieStess. These two delegate, who de- clare themselves inspired by -Le.- -'i 1. in whom the gift of inspiration I- really manifested, in the opinion vt their iai lowers. bear the pompoU- name gL -.-l-' and queen. or the Cespotl- l-e 1t El.s- ter and mistress, or the touching titles Of papa and mamma. They are dur ilS .Ler- wE0lc Ives the ca.gi- o- tLe great family Of the NuIjcu>. and they have a. right Co tle unlimited Respect .r those who compose ir. It Is -Isy wLC de eide it The serpent agrees t1 aluI- 90 can Gid3te Into Che society. wLl prescribe tlP obligations l-l the duties hc has -u tul- III, E .s they who receive tce Sli-s and I-eseUt5 s,A.ru rIe gods expects a- a just hOnla -e To him.
 "io ul-oH-t srgn tv .ssisJ them. -s Co df-oUey tt -iu-e.i and eXpO>s 1ae self C. the -rt -.-. ul-iHrjuues. Ths5 sg~-em Cf domination u- tle or- hand a-l ut blind obedience .l rla other being we'll established. i.eg -r uE.tl dates meet O. s'tucr ant r.e h.I. -Et queen 1t tAs \vUtuu preside. tut4.wIG- tLc forms which v... probably brought from Atricl anu .1 U...I Creole customs have s..i.. many variations .II some trIi-- wL... hglrly Egrur,-l ideas. a- luE instance t-e -CGrt or r..L .g.r winch the 4ucv- VeHrr @. tIe=s assemblies. and which she occasionally yaries-
 As lOr the practice uf Noudoo worship. iJ i- well Go SIy that Oi the votaric- ia liayti there seem Co be two claS,---- those who worship the serpent and ulics animal sIcr,Icr Go Ippea>e his wrath ur court his favor, and those who klil human beings and uut only offer them a- sat-i- ficeS. but eat their flesh. Of the toriul- fully lj per cent ot tbe iuhati-Iuts uf Euy-i are alleged Co be given over to that kind CI Nouioci-u tu co eer-Ilu extent. of the latter sufficient aas been told The temple. uf theVouIoo are generally small. uupre.entiou~ wooden buIdiu-~-c4Lei ny the natives IIUmfort-and are scat tered generally throughout the iltrrieF uf Hay,i Some Of chem are most iucvu- gruoU- iu their interior drcoritiOus. and one sitUatcI a luyi- distance harS uf IIeauN du Gap v-s profusely decuuitvi with illuu--jJns from coIu-el weekly pamphlets. iutar-per-ed vitl -lUly Chromo.c pictures ui vgr.J-s saIuts-- New York World.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11
New Goods and New Prices. Full Weight and Full MeaS
 ure---No Humbug.
n arum DArum.

Tae grandmother has sent the follow ing prIce list and oEdtred ne to sell heap before 1 go up the San Pedro again:
 Armour Packing company, Kansas City. sugar cured bnm. Extra s. c. breakfast bacon. California Gilroy Butter. Lard.
 Homeless ham.
 Pigs feet, hslf-bsrrels- Picked tripe half barrels. Imported Swiss cheese. New York cream cheese. French cream cheese. Hamburger cheese. California cheese.
 Golden Syrup,
 Olive oil.
 Vine vinegar.
 Mackerel.
 immersed Holland herring. Holland herring, Milchner. Russian ssrielles.
 Anchovies.
 French ssrdines.
 Pepper hash.
 Stuffed peppers.
 Sauer krRut.
 Vinegar pickles.
 German pickles.
 Queen olives.
 Worcestershire sauce. Tomato cstsup.
 Smoked blosters.
 AnchovIes. Hamburg Eels. Ohsmpig- mons, Swedish Anchovies, Hevlled nam Lunch Tongue. Roast Turkey, oysters and all kinds of fruit. Every article the price or when IS ho' given will be sold below any o'nei house. I. All orders promptly filled and sooat delivered free of charge-to save 'nt country. Da tt JosAfh D0
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

TIE resistance made by Mrs. Woods, her sister Miss Collier, and NIT. T. B. Moore to their would-be robbers and assassins, on Friday night last, is worthy to be placed among the heroic deeds of frontier men and women. They did not ''hands up" at command but taken una wares and unarmed as they were, made 8 desperate resistance. Mrs. Wood and Moore especially distinguished them selves as fighters and stoutly maintain ed the conflict to the last, Moore, be 1t said, fought ike Turk. and although partially stunned and bleeding from a bullet wound in the head finally sue ceeded in getting hold Of Winchester, but his asssil ,nts had fled. Miss Col Her. although not engaged in the hand to hand conflict at the house, was doing equally good service by speeding through the darkness in quest Of sssis- tance and it was the fear of its arrival which contributed largely to the dis comfiture of the ~ould-be murderers and robbers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

THERE can be no security to the peo- nle and business interests of Arizona SO long ss an Apache remains on the San Oarlos reservation. The great bulk ot inc Indians now there may be peaceful Iv inclined and sverse to the war path hu. the turbulent and restless element hoveyer small, will keep not only the -ase,vatiop put the people O. the bully ;n. tsrritory in continuous alarm.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

1a committee appointed to solicit 1Oscfiptlons for the smelter, met with - -aiLed success yesterday. l.. Zecken. -O'I t Co., l.. NJ. Jacobs and others
 'e promised to subscribe as literally '' 'Aeir means will permit, and from present. indications the amount required 1 oe raised without any difficulty. - mat event the erection of the plant '-. oe commenced inside of sixty days, ~ 'ne inning industry of our section h',., T,e new impetus that will be 1ssiihy and continuous.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

WE believe that the present outbreak will be COD fined to the seventeen Indians now offthe reservation and that DO fear of a general outbreak need be sppre- banded. If these renegades can be
 taken and summarily punished for the perpetrahon Of any crime they have or may commit, in wiIl have a salutsry effect on similar spirit now on the reser'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

SouE of the mugwump papers are k;ck,ne at Pete Bolsn's appointment as 1. member of the Territorial Board oi EonsI;zation. For ourselves We fail ,o se. where the kick comes ID. We are living under democratic administration and "Pete" is not only democratic but canahle. Hence our "unkickativeness.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11
A TIswIS drunk on the reservation means dead men elsewhere.

HE Secretary of the Interior has made requisition on the Sec retary Of the Treasury for sG,OOOOO0, to be used during the present month in payment of pensions
 For sluggish bowels. torpid liver, in digestion. bad breath, hatulence, sick headache, Ayers CsthartIc Pills are the certain remedy. By land or at sea, ous on the prairie or in the crowded city. they are the best pills for purgG. tive purposes. everywhere alike conven- ient, efhcacious and safe.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11
Side saddles and Fine Harness.

Lsiies sIde saddle 3 horns at pr.ces ranging from 10 to S2j each. Single get of nickle plated hand made carriage harness SIS co. Finely fnishei double harness nickle plated from so. to S35, All other goods at competing pu5es.
 F. J. VILLAEsCCsA,
 No. l5l Meyer q Ochoa S.. If.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11
Trunks! Trnnks, TrnrLs,

We have just receIved carload of zinc trunks Of ali shapes and sizes, aI-a a splendid assortment Of vs,i-es snd trsyelIag bags.
 l.. ZECKESD RP S Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

England. women who pay taxes ,.xa had full municipal suffrage for eighteen years,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11
To Let.

House with five rooms and hall, SD psr mouth, water included. Inquire s' this office.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11
rices Reduced.

Dr. GladEin, the dentist, has reduced bis pr ces more than one-hali. Money .s 6 cash article In Tucson,
 se, of Teeth or Celluloid. sl. 0a St ot Teeth oa Rubber 10 Oa
 No excuse now to go to San Francisco 10 get dentistry done. Office 4Og Con gress Street. .s
Little Falls transcript., 1887-02-25
Confession OF a Nurierar.

Edward Unger, on trial at New York
for the murder OF Louis Bohle. whose body
be cut up, packed in IL trunk and sent by
express to Baltimore, gave his TESTING ony e.
He said: He and Bohe quarreled be-
cause they did not succeed in
making arrangements for a partner
ship. Bohle accused him OF cheating in
the sale OF sausage castings. Bohle brooded
over it, and on the night of Jan. 20, when
Unger's boy went out, Uaeer was writing
or reading. Bohle sat still and muttered
until Unger got mad, got up and poked the
fire. Bohle sat on the sofa and said: "You
are all ID -- - Witness said
Don't you call me that" and put his
hand on Bodies head Bohle struck him
in the neck. Unger struck at him with
the poker and Bohle grabbed a big
butcher knife on the table and
made a rush. Unger grabbed the
hammer from g. tool box near him and
struck Bohle as he came on. Unger's hand
was cut by a fall. He struck Bohle twice
and Bohle fell back on the sofa. Uuger
saw that he was dead. He pulled out the
Sc ttee, put Bohle behind it and wiped the
blood off the sofa.
Then the story OF how he cut up the re-
mains, packed them in trunk and ship
ped them away was told in it's minutest
details.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-02-25
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
HE ADJOURNED THE HOUSE.
Boston Corbett, the Slayer Of John Wilkes Booth,
Adinnrns thu Kansas Ias.fs ls&ura


A dispatch OF the 18th, from Topeka,
Kansas, says: Boston Corbett, the man
who gained a reputation as the slayer of
John Wilkes Booth, has added somewhat
to his notoriety by to-day terrorizing and
sas house of representatives. Cor
bett is q confirmed crank, and
has made himself somewhat notorious in
various ways. He was at the commence.
ment OF the legislature appointed assistant
doorkeeper. There have been few signs of
insanity until recently. This morning he
strapped on two revolvers and a box OF
cartridges, and with drawn weapon
drove q negro attendant from repre-
sentative hall. Sergeant-atA Arms Norton
attempted to expostulate when Corbett
cooked his revolver and pointing it direct
TO the officer told him to travel. He went.
The maddened man then searched for Speak.
or Smith. Meeting a member who some
what resembled the speaker he was about to
fire when the member threw up his hands
and said he was not the speaker. The
member was permitted to move on. Cor
bett then took possession OF tho speaker s
gallery, and walking in front OF the door,
held it during the entire forenoon session,
refusing to allow any one to come near.
Three city policemen were called, but
they would not venture into the dark COR
ridor, and the slayer OF Booth held pos
session. At y O'Clock he sent word down
to the house to adjourn or he would come
down and adjourn it himself. The house
adjourned. Corbett was afterward cap
tured in the lower corridor, disarmed and
taken to the police station, where he is
now confined. He will be taken before the
probate Judge, adjudged insane and con-
tined in an asylum.